Taking kids to City game

[Blueknows]

Get used to missing half the game, toilet visits, fidgeting etc.

And wanting to go home 10 minutes after kick off

 

[Dribble]

Your kid, your shout... There's no right or wrong answer or opinion. I started all mine very young & they loved it.

 

[Besteamintheland]

Just take her .. I wouldnt even ask ... if she doesn't like it so be it .. but if she does as both mine did .... it's the best times you can have as a Dad ..

 

[AkanjisAfro]

take her. she needs to build up loyalty points for swindon away in a few years time

 

[hello]

Varies on the Kid, My eldest was 4 and loved it had a season ticket for years till the rearranged tv matches made it too much, my son on the other hand was 11 before he really started enjoying and pestering to go.

 

[mancityvstoke]

Don't forget to tell her to kick fuck out of the seat in front...great fun that

 

[bluesteel]

Took mine very occasionally from 2.5 until about 4, she loved it... Well, she loved City Square and watching everyone behind us in the crowd, especially when we scored. I knew she’d happily sit there still though, depends on child. Way too cold in winter though.

 

[Impeccable One]

I'm taking my daughter against Brighton. She's almost 6 so I'm hoping she'll be OK.

We've taken her to shows and pantomimes and never had a problem. She's also really excited to go.

I'm sure we could get a rendition of "oh no you didn't" or "he's behind you" going ?

 

[sir baconface]

You’re a slacker, OP.

I was only seconds out of the womb before claiming my place on the Kippax.

 

[GortonBlue62]

You’re a slacker, OP.

I was only seconds out of the womb before claiming my place on the Kippax.

Anyone conceived on the Kippax?